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Campaign India Team
Jun 28, 2018

Cannes Lions 2018: Two panel discussions to discuss takeaways and analyse India's performance

Catch the sessions on Facebook at 4:00 pm on 28 June and 3:00 pm on 29 June

Cannes Lions 2018: Two panel discussions to discuss takeaways and analyse India's performance
Indian agencies accounted for 21 metals at the recently concluded Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
 
While the count was lower by 19 from last year, with Ogilvy India and TBWA\ India bagging a Grand Prix each along with the Pandey brothers winning the Lion of St Mark award, there was plenty for the country to celebrate.
 
We'll be hosting two sessions, one each on 28 and 29 June to discuss India's showing and key learnings from the festival.
 
On 28 June, WATConsult's Rajiv Dingra and The Social Street's Mandeep Malhotra will be discussing the key takeaways from the festival.
 
On 29 June, BBDO's Josy Paul and KV Sridhar from the HyperCollective will analyse India's performance.
 
Tune in!
 
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